Security News > 2019 > March
The FTC is ordering seven companies - including AT&T, T-Mobile, Comcast and more - to outline what data they collect, what they use the data for, and how transparent they're being with consumers.
Onfido's Parker Crockford Discusses Fraud-Fighting ChallengesWidespread data breaches point to the need to build more robust fraud detection engines, says Parker Crockford of Onfido.
NTT's Khiro Mishra and WhiteHat's Craig Hinkley on Application SecurityNTT Security has signed a definitive agreement to acquire WhiteHat Security. NTT Security's Khiro Mishra and WhiteHat...
A security update released recently by NVIDIA for its GeForce Experience software patches a potentially serious vulnerability that could lead to arbitrary code execution, a denial-of-service (DoS)...
According to a report, Grindr's Chinese owners are selling the platform after concerns were raised about user data handling.
As users start to change the way they deploy infrastructure to the cloud, they will also need to find security solutions that are built by using the cloud in order to secure the cloud.
Norwegian Aluminum Maker Still Fighting LockerGoga Ransomware AttackNorsk Hydro reports that a March 18 ransomware attack has already cost the aluminum manufacturer more than $40 million, and the...
Let’s talk about another Trojan Horse for the Mind -- visuals.
Nearly half of the industrial control system (ICS) computers protected by Kaspersky Lab were targeted by malware and other threats in 2018, according to the company’s latest industrial threat...
